Emersonia | Grove City Ohio homes for sale

Brand New

Brand New Where It Counts

The interior just got a full refresh. New flooring runs through the whole house. Fresh paint top to bottom. A new Whirlpool stainless appliance suite in the kitchen. A new furnace too. The systems that usually scare buyers in a 1963 home, the roof, the AC, the windows, the water heater, were all replaced in 2007. The septic was pumped recently. The crawlspace was professionally encapsulated this spring with a new sump pump and dehumidifier, plus stabilizing jacks added on the west end. You get the look of a freshly updated home with the work already behind you.

Quiet Lot

Stone Quiet

I-270 runs nearby, and that’s a fair question for any buyer to ask. Walk inside this home and the answer surprises you. The stone exterior is doing real work, and the ranch layout sits low and tight. Step into the backyard and the trees beyond the fence absorb the rest. You hear birds out back more than traffic out front. For a home in this price range with this much updated, your happiness here is practically ‘Set in Stone.’

More Yard

More Yard Than You Think

The fence marks where the maintained yard stops, but the lot keeps going. Past the fence, the land opens up into a stretch of trees and brush that the sellers have left wild on purpose. Deer pass through. Rabbits live back there. There’s even an albino squirrel that shows up regularly enough to feel like a neighbor. From the back of the house, you’re looking at green for as far as the eye carries.

Open Flow

The Space That Connects

The living room, dining area, and kitchen all open into each other in a way that newer homes spend a lot of money trying to recreate. Whoever’s cooking is part of the conversation. Kids can sprawl on the floor where you can still see them. The flow makes the 1,350 square feet live larger than the number suggests, and the light moves through the whole space instead of getting stuck in one room.

Real Garage

A Garage That Earns Its Keep

Most 1-car garages are barely a 1-car garage. This one is closer to 16 by 25 feet, with room for the car, a workbench, and a real corner for tools or hobby gear. There’s a side door straight to the backyard, which matters more than people realize when you’re hauling a mower or a bag of mulch. It’s the kind of garage where actual projects happen.

Park View

Park View, No HOA

A neighborhood park sits just down the block, close enough to walk in a couple of minutes. Swings, open grass, the usual stuff that makes a Saturday easier when you have kids or a dog. And because this is Jackson Township and not a planned subdivision, there’s no HOA telling you what color to paint the door, when to put the trash bins away, or how tall the grass can get.

From the MLS

You walk through enough Grove City homes in this price range and the same thing starts to happen. The ones that fit your budget need work. The ones that are done sell before you can blink. This 1963 stone ranch fixes that math.

The outside looks like the year it was built. Stone facade, classic ranch lines, the kind of house your grandparents would recognize. Step inside and the math changes. New flooring runs through the whole house. Fresh paint top to bottom. A brand new Whirlpool stainless appliance suite. The kitchen, living room, and dining area open into each other in a way that newer homes try hard to copy. Three bedrooms. A full bath, plus a half bath. A new furnace, and the major systems were replaced in 2007. So your happiness here is practically ‘Set in Stone.’

The lot tells its own story. The fenced yard runs deeper than the fence. Past it, trees and open land where deer pass through and an albino squirrel shows up like a neighbor. A neighborhood park sits a short walk down the block. No HOA. Jackson Township taxes. South-Western schools.

Yes, I-270 is nearby. Walk through and the stone walls and ranch profile do their work. You hear birds before you hear traffic.

Come hear the quiet for yourself.

Common Questions

The home received a full interior refresh in 2026, including new flooring throughout, fresh paint top to bottom, a new furnace, and a brand new Whirlpool stainless appliance suite in the kitchen. The crawlspace was professionally encapsulated this spring, with a new sump pump and dehumidifier installed, and stabilizing jacks added on the west end. The roof, AC, windows, and water heater were all replaced in 2007, and the septic was pumped in 2025. Buyers get the look of a freshly updated home with the major work already behind them.

The Parrett Group is a family-founded real estate team based in Grove City, Ohio, operating under Cutler Real Estate. The team has helped over 2,000 families buy and sell homes since Connie Parrett earned her license in 1978. Today the group consistently ranks in the top 1% of Realtors locally and nationally, with a 5.0 rating across 157 verified reviews. Known for cinematic listing video, professional photography, 3D tours, and narrative copywriting on every home, the team treats marketing as the strategy that gets sellers more money and buyers a real picture of what they’re walking into.

Grove City is the team’s home turf. Members live here, raise their kids here, and have walked thousands of homes in the area. That hyperlocal experience matters when a deal needs structure, when a neighborhood’s personality matters, or when a buyer is trying to figure out which streets fit their life. The team builds long-term client relationships rather than transactions, which is why repeat business and referrals make up most of the work. Buyers get someone who will tell them when a home is wrong for them, not just close the deal.

The home is in the South-Western City Schools district. Elementary students attend Highland Park Elementary, which earned the Ohio Department of Education’s 2025 Momentum Award for exceeding state expectations on student growth. Intermediate students attend Park Street Intermediate, middle schoolers attend Beulah Park Middle School, and high school students attend Central Crossing High School.

Grove City sits about fifteen minutes south of downtown Columbus, with quick access to I-71 and I-270. The town has a walkable historic downtown with restaurants, a brewery district, parks, and year-round community events. It’s a place that still feels like a small town while putting Columbus jobs and Big Ten games inside an easy commute. Residents tend to stay for decades, which is one reason inventory in established neighborhoods like Emersonia tends to move quickly when something this updated comes to market.

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“Set in Stone”

A 3-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom stone ranch for sale in the Emersonia neighborhood of Grove City, Ohio.

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